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Started by johnboy, June 23, 2010, 03:15:59 PM

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Major Lord

Perfect, thanks!

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Quote from: johnboy on June 23, 2010, 03:15:59 PM
Do we get to eat M.R.E'S at Encampment? ???

To ans. your question.  Some encampments have them most don't.

jeders

At the TXWG encampment in 02 we had MREs from sometime around/prior to the Atlanta Summer Olympics everyday for lunch. I usually traded away the main meal for the peanut butter and crackers. I don't know if TXWG still does MREs at encampments.
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JC004

Quote from: Major Lord on June 24, 2010, 02:04:09 AM
Perfect, thanks!

Major Lord

No problem.  I cheated cuz I already knew about that site.   :)  Did you bring me kangaroo meat?  mmmm

Raja1020

Ate my first MRE today, Meatloaf with gravy...... actually, the meatloaf itself wasn't bad at all i put the BBQ sauce on it and took the two crackers and put Peanut butter and grape jelly on them.... BUT! The mashed potatoes,grape Gatorade like drink and iced tea mix were bad........But I wouldn't mind eating MRE's if I had to.

raivo

Quote from: Cadet Shawn Bhatti on June 24, 2010, 11:49:20 PM
But I wouldn't mind eating MRE's if I had to.

Clearly, you've never had the Cheese Omelette. >:D

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Raja1020

lol from what I've heard, I don't intend to.

Майор Хаткевич

MREs aren't that bad now, especially the ones with a heater.

In the field, it's the perfect meal.

capsar67

MREs are ok as long as you get beef stew and a hooah bar.

Nathan

My favorite was the vegetable manicotti. There wasn't anything in them that made me sick, the manicotti tasted fine cold, a good portion of it was easy to save for later (wheat bread), and it didn't require any extra preparation (like the chemical heaters). I went to NESA and traded whatever I had for vegetable manicotti, and when I got home, I pretty much switched my entire ES load out with them.
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Quote from: raivo on June 25, 2010, 08:50:56 AM
Quote from: Cadet Shawn Bhatti on June 24, 2010, 11:49:20 PM
But I wouldn't mind eating MRE's if I had to.

Clearly, you've never had the Cheese Omelette. >:D
I have, and I will never touch one of those again without plenty of tobasco and salt and pepper... 8)
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During the summer, the easiest way to heat an MRE is on the hood or dashboard of a vehicle:


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Spaceman3750

Quote from: raivo on June 25, 2010, 08:50:56 AM
Quote from: Cadet Shawn Bhatti on June 24, 2010, 11:49:20 PM
But I wouldn't mind eating MRE's if I had to.

Clearly, you've never had the Cheese Omelette. >:D

At NESA we actually had a kid that loves those things. I'll never understand it. Personally, I stick with Chicken Fajitas, Ravioli (never had the pleasure but I hear it's very good) or cookies/pound cake/peanut butter plus the meals I carry with my field gear.

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Quote from: Spaceman3750 on June 28, 2010, 02:24:44 AM
Quote from: raivo on June 25, 2010, 08:50:56 AM

Clearly, you've never had the Cheese Omelette. >:D

At NESA we actually had a kid that loves those things. I'll never understand it. Personally, I stick with Chicken Fajitas, Ravioli (never had the pleasure but I hear it's very good) or cookies/pound cake/peanut butter plus the meals I carry with my field gear.

Yeah, he went around trying to get people to trade him their cheese omelettes during field meal times.  I expect we're talking about the same guy (can there really be two who love those things?).  People were pretty happy to trade him.
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 I guess one good side effect of the MRE's would be that you wouldn't have to wait for an empty stall to drop a deuce in. They have this tendency to slow the movement of food through the "system" to a crawl after eating them for a few days.

SarDragon

Interesting. They have the opposite effect on me, but not to an extreme extent.
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